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gluten-free In Downtown Minneapolis

ChemistMama

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I'll be going to a conference this summer and staying near the convention center in downtown Minneapolis. Any suggestions for places to eat? I've found the local celiac support chapter's website and found a 3 year old list here: but would like some updated info. Can anyone help? I"ll be driving, so I'll be able to bring things with me, but as you all know, going out is a challenge! Thanks!

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I'll be going to a conference this summer and staying near the convention center in downtown Minneapolis. Any suggestions for places to eat? I've found the local celiac support chapter's website and found a 3 year old list here: but would like some updated info. Can anyone help? I"ll be driving, so I'll be able to bring things with me, but as you all know, going out is a challenge! Thanks!

bumpity

Any takers? Anyone? Beuller? Beuller? :)

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There is a pretty good list at www.northlandceliacs.org

There is a great gluten-free bakery called Madwoman foods in Mpls that you should really check out!

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Fogo de Chao is AMAZING and I think almost the whole menu in gluten-free. Kinda pricey though. IF you're driving, and could make it to any of these places, they are good too; PF Changs, BD's Mongolian Grill...Chipotle is there, too. Pretty much every place around here is willing to help me out with needs :) Just let them know!

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